City of Seattle News Policy Press Releases — RSS Feed & Live Monitoring
PPN World tracks the City of Seattle News RSS feed in real time — 149 releases indexed over the last 30 days (about 5 a day), the newest arrived 18 h ago. Follow it with saved-search alerts, AI summaries, and full-text search.
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City of Seattle News is one of the 1,400+ press-release feeds PPN World monitors around the clock — an English-language wire focused on Policy, filed under United States in our country index. Every release is deduplicated, geotagged, and enriched with an AI summary, and you can attach saved-search alerts to any keyword it publishes. Over the last 30 days City of Seattle News has published 149 releases — about 5 a day, busiest on Tuesdays, with recent coverage clustering around seattle, budget, fire.
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- Man Killed in Early Morning Ballard Collision18 h ago
On Saturday morning around 4 a.m., a man called 911 and told dispatch that he had struck a pedestrian in the road while driving northbound on 15th Avenue Northwest. Seattle Fire Department medics arri…
- Artist Highlight: Carlos Martinez Explores Hope and Connection in “Life by a Thousand Cuts”1 d ago
CityArtist grantee Carlos Martinez opened their solo exhibition, Life by a Thousand Cuts, on Oct. 1, 2026, during First Thursday Art Walk at The Ruom in Pioneer Square. The show features a series of s…
- Celebrate 10 Years of Get Moving with a Sneaker Ball1 d ago
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is celebrating 10 years of community connection, recreation, and partnerships with a special anniversary event! Join us on Friday, October 16, for Get Moving: 10 Yea…
- Public Art Quarterly: 2026 Fall Edition1 d ago
It’s fall. We’re rapidly losing daylight hours, and many people have returned to school. In September, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) kicked off the 2026 Public Art Boot Camp, our training…
- Beacon Hill travel safety work is restarting – preview early designs and add your voice1 d ago
Blog stats: 750 words | 4-minute read At-a-glance: Overview Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood is a unique, culturally diverse community home to schools, parks, transit hubs, business districts, and r…
- Happy Archives Month1 d ago
October is American Archives Month! We’re excited to join archivists around the country for this annual celebration recognizing the value of archives and the work archivists do. This year’s theme in W…
- Happy Digital Inclusion Week Seattle!2 d ago
The first week of October is Digital Inclusion Week. This week raises awareness about digital equity and why inclusion matters as more of daily life moves online. Seattle’s Digital Divide Seattle and…
- Tree Trimming for Alley Access: A Community Guide for Collection Truck Access2 d ago
Many Seattle residents rely on alleys for garbage, recycling, and food/yard waste collection. Vegetation like trees, branches, hedges, and bamboo grows quickly in our region and can begin to reach int…
- Seattle Police Human Trafficking Unit Make Arrests Along Aurora Corridor2 d ago
Detectives with the Human Trafficking Unit partnered with patrol officers, detectives, and the Community Response Group (CRG) to proactively address prostitution solicitation along Aurora Avenue North…
- Spooky Season in Seattle2 d ago
Seattle feels different, the air is a little crisper, the sun sets earlier, and the leaves are changing color. As one of the Special Events Office’s permit specialists, I’m also transitioning from the…
- Mayor Wilson Names Housing Production Task Force2 d ago
Task force partners labor, affordable housing providers, community-driven organizations and market-rate developers to accelerate housing production Seattle – Housing that people can afford is essentia…
- Annual Seattle Comprehensive Plan Amendment Package Signed2 d ago
Legislation provides a local vision and plan for the Northgate Regional Center as well as Seattle’s Manufacturing and Industrial Centers.